Bloated premise imo.

C++ translation (author is inactive).

This looks like a duplicate of the Basic Calculator kata.

approved

Java translation

This is the first time I'm writing a Java translation for a kata, so any feedback is welcome.

JavaScript (possibly others)

fixed / random tests should have a test like (5, 5, '-') which should return the calculation of zero, otherwise incorrect solutions like this solution can pass the kata

Approved.

JS fork 🤖

• made description language-agnostic except for c#
• added fixed tests and tests where 1st arg is not a number (this issue)
• used mocha/chai assertions + lodash for randomness
• provided inputs on failure
• added more exhaustive random test cases

Fair enough, I'll try to replicate the python tests in js when I can.

this was fairly common among solutions I scrolled through, so, yes, this is now tested for

ahhhumm.. js? I don't have the js-fu to sniff out incorrect solutions at a glance especially with all the odd things js does and the existing tests are nearly non-existant considering that the kata sets out to mix types. its reference solution is using isNaN to do type checking which makes me want to send them a strongly worded dead tree letter. no I don't want to touch it.

it's still easy to find slightly incorrect python solutions (especially if willing to go for pathological test cases) but mixing types is smelly anyway. I scratched my itch.